SimCity v1.0.2 Stamped

Instructions

~How to Play (If you've never played SimCity before, PLEASE READ /!\)~ -=-The goal of SimCity is to see how large you can build your city. -=-Use your mouse to navigate through trays of buildings, but don't spend too much or you might go bankrupt! -=-Press x to exit your task (exit building before you click on any buttons!) -=-You will need to build hospitals and sewage plants and such buildings to keep your sims happy. Though they may decrease your profits, in the end, it's worth it. If your happiness is too low, sims will leave your city and you may have to start over if your sims get too unhappy! -=-Don't be afraid to delete buildings (the delete button is next to the roads, and it depicts a pile of rubble). When you delete a building, you will not get your money back, but other statistics will revert back to how they were before you bought the building. -=-If anything messes up (layering, building position, number positions) just press the re-render button in the bottom corner. It will most likely fix your issues. -=-Press S to turn on sandbox mode -=-Press S to turn off sandbox mode -=-Have fun! ~NOTICE~ -=-I understand that there are a lot of issues with layering. No worries, though, if you hit the button in the bottom left hand corner with the three towers, the game gets re-rendered and layering works better. -=-Much of this game is working with stamping, which reduces lag but can also limit playability. The script for placing one building alone has taken me months to develop. I'm always open to criticism, but please know that due to clone lag, there's only so much I can do. Stamping is a challenging method to work with and requires a LOT of variables and VERY long lists. -=-I coded save codes, but there is so much data collected in this game that any save code would be at least two hundred and fifty characters long! Due to the size of them, I decided against save codes and instead added OmegaCo and Great Works. -=-I understand there are glitches, but many of them are either unavoidable or would take months longer to fix. And I don't really want to spend several more months working on this, as I've spent quite a while on it already. I'll have updates here and there, but probably nothing game-changing. -=-One last note, I'd appreciate a love, favorite, or follow :)